Cowboys Finalize Trade for Patriots’ QB Joe Milton III
The Dallas Cowboys are set to bolster their quarterback roster by finalizing a trade with the New England Patriots for QB Joe Milton III. According to sources, the trade has been in the works for some time and is now close to completion. This move comes as the Cowboys look to strengthen their offensive lineup for the upcoming season.
Joe Milton III, who has shown promise in his stint with the Patriots, was reportedly also on the radar of the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles. However, the Cowboys' offer was the most compelling, leading to the anticipated trade. The interest from multiple teams underscores Milton's potential impact in the NFL.
Reports from NESN suggest that the Patriots had concerns about Milton's decision-making on the field, which might have influenced their decision to trade him. Despite these concerns, the Cowboys are confident that Milton can adapt and contribute effectively to their team dynamics.
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Did the Patriots trade Joe Milton?
New England Patriots quarterback Joe Milton III was traded to the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday, and now we might have an explanation for the reason why. According to Mass Live's Mark Daniels and Karen Guregian, Milton reportedly wanted out of New England for a better shot at competing for a starting quarterback job.
What did Patriots get for Joe Milton?
According to a report by ESPN's Adam Schefter, the New England Patriots are finalizing a trade to send quarterback Joe Milton and a seventh-round pick to the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for a fifth-round pick.
What pick was Joe Milton?
Milton, a sixth-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, flashed a big arm and unique playmaking last preseason. He put that upside on display in Week 18, completing 22 of 29 passes (75.9%) for 241 yards and a touchdown and adding 16 rush yards with a TD and a fumble in a win over the Buffalo Bills.
Are the Cowboys trading Dak Prescott?
There has been no indication that the Cowboys will trade Prescott. The quarterback also notably has a no-trade clause in his contract that runs through 2028, according to Spotrac. He is on the books with a $50.5 million cap hit for 2025 after signing a four-year, $240 million extension before last season.
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